Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief. We begin tonight with news from the Church of God. A new marker has been unveiled at the Barney Creek site, a significant event for the community. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Evangelism is hosting a Church Planting Conference, demonstrating a continued commitment to growth and outreach. A new book, “The EASY Bible Study Method,” aims to empower everyday believers, and a new faith-based app, “MY Faith Assistant,” is providing instant biblical answers. Further afield, the Caribbean Assembly is convening in Trinidad and Tobago, and the White House has issued a Proclamation on Captive Nations Week 2025. Finally, an actor’s courageous stand for faith has unfortunately led to Hollywood blacklisting, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by those who prioritize their beliefs. And in a lighter note, an article features “Creator of the Universe,” the inspiring hymn of the Space Force.
Tonight’s video lineup is packed with powerful messages to strengthen your faith. We’ll inspire you to “Fight for your family!” and remind you that “Delayed obedience is disobedience.” For a more reflective moment, join us for Chapel with Paul Conn, recorded August 28th. And finally, prepare for powerful calls to action with “Rebuild IV” and “Awaken Students.”
Turning to global events, Russia launched a devastating air assault on Kyiv, killing at least 19 people, including children, and causing significant damage to buildings including those belonging to the European Union. This attack follows Putin’s threats to march on Paris, escalating fears of a wider conflict. The situation is deeply concerning, as the international community struggles to respond effectively to Putin’s aggression. Reports highlight the devastating impact on civilians and the urgent need for peace.
Other news highlights include an article exploring the importance of holy friendships in supporting church leaders and a report on a recent, unusual August snowfall in the High Tatras, Poland. Several other reports detail concerning trends such as the rise in mass shootings targeting conservatives and Christians, the development of potentially deadly new diseases, the UN’s funding of mass migration, and China’s increasingly assertive foreign aid initiatives. These events underscore the importance of remaining informed and vigilant in these turbulent times.
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